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and now someone else helps you getting stuff compiled :P

I believe the whole point of urpmi, over rpm, is finding those depencies for you ;) but be thankful you are on on urpmi, apt would refuse to anything untill you had either uninstalled the app or satisfied the deps...

try this: http://www.uploadhut.com/id92698/domino-0.4-1.i386.rpm

just a guess but: gcc-cpp

i build this a while ago without any probls and made an rpm using checkinstall, if you have a site i could upload it to i could do that, alternatively show config.log (probably in /home/user/domino) to analyse what went wrong.... btw i am using gcc 4.2.2, 4.3.0 also seems available

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logging into another DE solved this but I still lost with the original question in my OP.

argh trying somethings have made the entire menu disappear for my user only :sad: and I don't know how to get it back either, I had backupped everything but reverting doesnt help and neither can I open folders, it asks for the application to open with...

I have some double entries and programs in my menu which are no longer installed, there are no entries in /usr/share/applications, probably they are leftovers from before mdv migrated to xdg. How do I remove those entries systemwide and permanently (without the menu editor)? [moved from Software by spinynorman]

in kde right click file, select app to open with and check "Remember application....."

there was a better way but i cant find it anymore

me too http://www.polinux.upv.es/mozilla/mejoras.php?idioma=en

manually download the package from a repo ;)

try rpm -i --nodps (maybe without internet connection) second question: I don't think so third: I don't know :huh:

I tested it on a mac with a french/belgian azerty keyboard and caps-lock behaved like caps-lock not shift-lock (unlike windows), this is the behaviour I would have expected in XP with a qwerty lay-out too... on a side note I often wonder if because of those keyboards the flemish are literally so little to the point, unlike the dutch....

theres always imageshack ;)

In Qt4 apps fonts look a bit blurry (ie Opera beta, Skype, SMPlayer) whereas in Qt3 they look fine, is there a way to tune them? I tried qt4config but couldnt find an option to make them look better left qt4, right qt3 both with arial unicode ms 10 [moved from Software by spinynorman]

i think it's somewhere in backports, not sure though, i am just happy things work again

it was a bug and it has been fixed today

I think you should have left it InputDevice "Mouse2" "SendCoreEvents"

Are there other mice configured like this?: Section "InputDevice" Identifier "Mouse2" Driver "evdev" Option "bustype" "0x0003" Option "relBits" "+0+1+2" Option "product" "0xc517" Option "vendor" "0x046d" Option "HWheelRelativeAxisButtons" "7 6" EndSection if so try commenting out the lines Option "relBits" "+0+1+2" and change Option "XkbModel" to "evdev" Section "InputDevice" Identifier "Keyboard1" Driver "kbd" Option "XkbModel" "evdev" Option "XkbLayout" "us(alt-intl)" Option "XkbOptions" "compose:rwin" EndSection

disable core x fonts (cut and paste above in adress bar) and restart opera: opera:config#UserPrefs|EnableCoreXFonts

urpmi has to be installed, else something probably went wrong installing (bad burn?) but you have to be root to be able to use it (or see it) don't use rpm.pbone.net to install rpm's it could mess up your install

as root (type su followed by you password) in a terminal: urpmi make or from the mandriva control go to install software and install make but my guess is there has to be an easier way to get your wireless working but I dont have wireless, so I dont know.... Welcome to MUB btw :D ps: see http://wiki.mandrivausers.org/index.php/Software_management on how to install software

kmilo is installed. I made a mistake I wrote xev when I should have written evdev. Anyway using evdev as the driver for the mouse causes the keycodes to change for many keys, so they don't match any keyboard map. See this bug report where a solution can be found too: http://qa.mandriva.com/show_bug.cgi?id=34344